This Rudraksha has been broken in for 1 year, and its current color is extremely pleasant
1-year breaking-in (patina process) effectToday I was tidying up a drawer and came across some old photos. I compared th
What to watch out for when breaking in Rudraksha in summer: a must-read for sweaty-hand players
Summer Playing TipsI've been into Rudraksha for a few years now, and here's what to watch out for when playing with them
This Rudraksha mala has been through two years of breaking-in (patina process); its current color and patina are simply delightful.
When I flipped through the photos taken when I first got it and compared them with the current ones, I really couldn't b
Why is your Rudraksha coloring slow? Analysis of factors affecting Rudraksha patina color change
Rudraksha (large) is known for being difficult to break-in, and is reputed as the "Bodhi that tests patience the most"
They're all Donkey Kongs, but why can others make theirs look like Oxford Red?
We’re both talking about Rudraksha (large), so why do other people’s pieces break-in to that coveted Oxford red? You see
I've been chasing after the perfect color for four months, and the color difference of Donkey Kong has finally become even
After four months of color correction, the color variation on the Rudraksha (large) has finally evened out. As I played
Don’t panic when you run into color differences while breaking-in (patina process) Rudraksha—veteran players share three practical color-matching methods
Most friends who play with Rudraksha have probably run into the problem of color difference. As you keep breaking-in (pa
How can you polish a Big Ben watch to achieve an Oxford red finish?
How do you break in a Rudraksha (large) to achieve the coveted Oxford Red finish? Oxford Red is the ideal patina color f
Keeping up with breaking-in Rudraksha (large) for a year brought more rewards than I expected
After a year of breaking-in (patina process) on Rudraksha (large), the rewards exceeded expectations. I got this Rudraks
Let me show off my big Kong. After playing with it for two years, it's turned out like this
Showing off my Rudraksha (large), after two years of breaking-in (patina process) it turned out like this. When I got it
